skabe
Danish
/skaːbə/, [ˈsɡ̊æːʊ], /skaːbə/
verb
Definitions
- to create, make
- (reflexive) to fuss, make a scene usually of children, otherwise highly pejorative
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse skapa (create) inherited from Proto-Germanic *skapjaną (create, shape, make).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*skapjaną
Gloss
create, shape, make
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
形
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Schaffung German
- abschaffen German
- anschaffen German
- beschaffen German
- erschaffen German
- fortschaffen German
- herausschaffen German
- herbeischaffen German
- schaffen German
- verschaffen German
- wegschaffen German
- onderscheppen Dutch, Flemish
- opscheppen Dutch, Flemish
- putjesschepper Dutch, Flemish
- schaffen Dutch, Flemish
- scheppen Dutch, Flemish
- schepping Dutch, Flemish
- schepsel Dutch, Flemish
- schop Dutch, Flemish
- skape Norwegian Bokmål
- skaper Norwegian Bokmål
- *skapjaną Proto-Germanic
- skapa Norwegian Nynorsk
- scieppan Old English
- shapen Middle English
- skapa Old Norse
- skapan Old Norse
- skapnaðr Old Norse
- skepja Old Norse
- skǫpun Old Norse
- er Danish
- om Danish
- omskabe Danish
- skabelse Danish
- skaber Danish
- skabning Danish
- skaffe Danish
- skapa Icelandic
- scheppen Middle Dutch
- scaffan Old High German
- scaphan Old High German
- scephan Old High German
- skapa Faroese
- schaffen Middle High German
- *skeppen Old Dutch
- scepeno Old Dutch
- skeppen Old Dutch
- skeppian Old Saxon
- skapa Old Swedish
- skapa Westrobothnian
- skepa Westrobothnian
- jafön Volapük
- scapia Vandalic